Deborah Corn of Print Media Centr sat down with the hosts of the "2 Regular Guys" podcast to talk about PRINTING United, where attendees from every aspect of the printing industry will gather under one roof.
Ashley Roberts
Much has changed since the first Inkjet Summit in 2013. Inkjet technology has not only proven itself, it’s becoming more mainstream, so the opportunity to use inkjet to get ahead of the competition is fading fast.
During the closing remarks of the 2019 Inkjet Summit, Marco Boer had a distinct message: if you want to grow in print, the inkjet choice is clear.
Imagine stepping into a mid-19th century synagogue, to find that a group of like-minded individuals have gathered to share innovation, inspiration and ideas in the printing industry. That's what happened on the evening of March 14 at the Project Peacock Print Fair.
A few years ago, the Admissions department at Southern Illinois University - Carbondale needed 1.8 million brochures mailed to prospective students. The job took the in-plant 20 days straight, working 24 hours per day, to finish. But now, thanks to a new addition at the in-plant, jobs like that will take significantly less time.
When it comes to USPS Informed Delivery, there may be some threats for identity theft lurking among criminals online.
This year, the color is meant to evoke feelings of warmth and life, with direct ties to the environment.
A devastating natural disaster brought Naomi Quiram to work at Gustavus Adolphus University, but it’s her love of people that has kept her in printing and mailing services for 20 years.
HM Document Solutions now has six production inkjet presses in its three in-house printing operations.
After losing some work to overseas printers, the University of North Texas (UNT) Printing and Distribution Solutions department decided to add a Mimaki JFX200-2513 wide-format flatbed press and a Colex SX-1631 Sharpcut flatbed cutter to bring the work back in-house.
Adding digital textile printing can open up a world of possibilities for printers; however, the relationships with garment and fashion designers are unlike any other printing segment.
In January 2018, Principia College installed a Canon imagePRESS C750 digital color production press. Since then, it has experienced what Ward Patterson, manager of the in-plant, calls a “win-win” situation.
Sally Roberts, director of Publications and Printing at the University of West Georgia, has printing in her blood, but she’s come a long way to get back to her roots.
Although there were some hiccups when Southeast Community College Production Printing was considering a new folder and attempting to see it in action, the in-plant is impressed with its new device.
In 2010, the U.S. Postal Service featured an image of Lady Liberty on its forever stamp. The only problem was it featured an artist’s replica of the statue, rather than the original. The artist sued the USPS and, last week, he won.
